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If the code is good enough you wouldn’t know, but then it’s likely the LLM code was audited and fixed by a skilled human so 🤷♂️.
In my experience there are smells:
Comments are oddly explanatory of basic concepts.
Making an unusually large number of changes in a single commit (specifically, changes that arent related to the goal of the commit)
Writing new infrastructure code that duplicates the work of old code for no reason.
Using old library or language conventions unexpectedly.
Most importantly:
A contributor who has no idea what their code does.
A lot of it you learn from using AI yourself. I use it for inline hints, and i see what goes wrong in that and from testing agentic crap - the stuff that stinks of bad AI use that you can then see in the work of colleagues.
If the code is good enough you wouldn’t know, but then it’s likely the LLM code was audited and fixed by a skilled human so 🤷♂️.
In my experience there are smells:
Most importantly:
A lot of it you learn from using AI yourself. I use it for inline hints, and i see what goes wrong in that and from testing agentic crap - the stuff that stinks of bad AI use that you can then see in the work of colleagues.